FAQ

Academic Year

2026-2027

Note that office hours change depending on whether classes are in session.

TERM 1

14 September 2026 - 11 December 2026:

Mondays - Thursdays: 11am - 3pm (in office) / 4pm - 6pm (via email)  Fridays: 10am-3pm

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY

14 December 2026 - 1 January 2027: NO CLASSES / OFFICE CLOSED  

TERM 2

4 January 2027 - 19 March 2027:

Mondays - Thursdays: 11am-3pm (in office) / 4pm - 6pm (via email)  Fridays: 10am-3pm

2nd BREAK

22 March 2027 - 26 March 2027: NO CLASSES / OFFICE CLOSED

TERM 3

29 March 2027 - 28 May 2027:

Mondays - Thursdays: 11am-3pm (in office) / 4pm - 6pm (via email)  Fridays: 10am-3pm

Monday, 14 September, 2026

Friday, 28 May, 2027

ALL CLASSES ARE ONLINE, with the exception of Science subjects which will have a face-to-face components in Term 3.

All classes are conducted in the EVENING. 

See our Timetable page for details.

No. All of the courses we offer are CSEC (Secondary School Level)

See the Timetable and Courses pages for Courses offered. 

NOTE: ALL CLASSES THAT HAVE LOW SUBSCRIPTION NUMBERS WILL BE DISCONTINUED.

Yes See the Courses page for details.

See the Timetable page for details.

See the Programme Timetable on the Timetable page for teachers. 

It is recommended that you buy the text books, however, please visit the Booklist page to see which books are mandatory

Student Orientation will be ONLIINE.

It is slated for Wednesday, 9 September, 2026 at 6pm

After you join the Programme, you will be sent an invitation link to attend Orientation.

Yes. YOU MUST HAVE:

1. Access to a reliable digital device; either a desktop or laptop. 

    Mobile phones and tablets are NOT recommended for this online instruction. 

2. Access to reliable, very good strength Wi-Fi or internet connection. 

We also offer Fundamentals of Mathematics and Fundamentals of English classes. These courses are not mandatory and are not pre-requisites for enrollment in our CSEC Programme. However, they are strongly recommended for students who may lack a solid foundation in Mathematics or English, feel uncertain about their abilities in the subject, have not attempted the CSEC examination within the past four years, or previously obtained a grade lower than Grade 4.

These preparatory courses are designed to strengthen core skills and build students’ confidence, thereby better preparing them for the more demanding CSEC classes.

Students may still enroll directly in the CSEC courses as usual should they not want to attend the Fundamentals courses.

Refer to the Courses and Timetable pages for details. 

 Wednesday, 1 July, 2026  

 11am to 3pm

 31 August, 2026, however you can still register after that but a late fee will apply.

 14 years old

You can Register through the Registration page on this website OR visit the Springer Memorial Tertiary office. 

For registrations at the office:

1) bring your National ID card or another form of identification at the time of registering

2) fill out a Springer Tertiary registration form and 

3) pay (IN CASH) a) in full or b) as per our payment plan - see Cost of Courses page.

 Yes. however, they will be required to 

Visit the Springer Memorial Tertiary office, 

1) bring your National ID card or another form of your identification or have a copy of it in their phone at the time of registering

2) fill out a Springer Tertiary registration form on your behalf

3) pay (IN CASH) a) in full or b) as per our payment plan - see Cost of Courses page. 

See the Cost of Courses page.

Yes. Refer to the Cost of Courses page for payment plans. 

No. You must register with the 1st tuition deposit or the total amount (CASH ONLY) as outlined on the Cost of Courses page.

If you don't see your particular course/s selection, please email us at tertiary@springer.edu.bb call us at 

437-3273 for the cost.

No. Unfortunately, payments cannot be made online at this time. All payments must be made in person at the Springer Memorial Tertiary Office. 

• CASH ONLY

• NO US Currency

• NO Debit / Credit Cards

• NO Cheques

NOTE: ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE PROCESSED UNTIL THE FIRST TUITION PAYMENT IS MADE AT THE OFFICE.

No. CXC Exam fees are IN ADDITION to Tuition Fees i.e. the cost of CXC exams are NOT included in the cost of the Programme courses.

Refer to the Cost of Courses and CXC Fees pages.

No. CXC Exam fees are IN ADDITION to the cost of our Courses i.e. the cost of CXC exams are NOT included in the cost of the Programme Courses.

Refer to the Cost of Courses and CXC Fees pages.

Visit the Springer Memorial Tertiary office to fill out a CXC Exam Registration form and pay IN FULL, in cash, for your exams.

Bring your national ID card or another form of ID with you.

Only students enrolled in the Springer Continuing Education Programme will be permitted to register for CXC examinations at the Springer Memorial Tertiary office.

Registration is only for the May/June period of any year. No registration is available for January examinations.

Refer to our CXC Exam Fees page for the cost of exams.

No. All CXC fees must be paid in full, in 1 payment, and in CASH only.

No. Unfortunately, payments cannot be made online at this time. All payments must be made in person at the Springer Memorial Tertiary Office. Please note that only full payment for CXC examinations will be accepted. 

• CASH ONLY

• NO US Currency

• NO Debit / Credit Cards

• NO Cheques

Registration for CXC examinations typically begins between October and November of the academic year.

Students will be notified by the Tertiary Office once the Ministry of Education Transformation announces the commencement of CXC registration.

Yes. Refer to our CXC Exam Fees page for details.

Provided you registered at the Springer Tertiary office to sit your CXC exams, and NOT at the Ministry of Education Transformation, you will sit all exams at Springer Memorial School.

CXC Examinations will, for most subjects, take the form of 3 exams; Paper 1, Paper 2, and Paper 3 (commonly known as 3/2 Paper or Alternate):

o    Paper 1: multiple choice paper

o    Paper 2: open-ended answers paper

o   Paper 3: (commonly known as 3/2 Paper or Alternate): consists of an SBA Paper/project, or Science Practical (Lab), or scenario-based paper, depending on the subject

Refer to our Student Handbook, which will be attached to your first email from us, for details.

When you come to register to sit your CXC exams you MUST indicate on the registration form by "SPECIAL NEEDS ARRANGEMENT", that you are requesting special arrangements for your exam. 

NOTE: The deadline for these requests may be at the end of November 2026. You will be advised of the exact deadline date as soon as we are notified.

IN ADDITION you will need to provide the following: 

A report, not older than 2 years, written by an educational psychologist, on the student's learning challenge.